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How to initial the value when using "_at_" locate instruction?

Mu qiyong

This is correct code with absolute address locating:

#define USER_FLASH_SIZE 32
#define USER_FLASH_BASE_ADDR 07df
code unsigned char USER_FLASH_SPACE[USER_FLASH_SIZE] _at_ USER_FLASH_BASE_ADDR;


This is correct code with initializing:

#define USER_FLASH_SIZE 32
code unsigned char USER_FLASH_SPACE[USER_FLASH_SIZE]="Hello, this is my test string!";


This is what I want, but it failed:

#define USER_FLASH_SIZE 32
#define USER_FLASH_BASE_ADDR 07df
code unsigned char USER_FLASH_SPACE[USER_FLASH_SIZE]="Hello, this is my test string!" _at_ USER_FLASH_BASE_ADDR;


It shows this error message:
GLOBAL.C(4): error C141: syntax error near '_at_'

Please help me solve this problem: absolute locating and initialzing.

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